Gateway Hancock Health

08/06/2025

We know you have options when it comes to immediate care (and more). So, why Gateway? Gateway Hancock Health continues to deliver top care and service to our patients. Read on to find out the top 7 reasons people love Gateway.

Why Gateway? Gateway Hancock Health is East Central Indiana’s leading choice for immediate care - and so much more!

08/05/2025

08/04/2025

It’s Mondays with Jason Wells, Hancock Health’s Mayo Clinic Care Network Relationship Liaison. In recognition of National Breastfeeding Month, Jason is sharing expert guidance from Mayo Clinic to help support moms and babies in our community. 🧡🍼

Whether you're pumping at work or storing milk at home, knowing how to safely store breast milk is key to protecting your baby’s health. From temperature guidelines to storage tips, here’s what every breastfeeding parent should know: hancockhealth.org/mayo-health-library/breast-milk-storage-dos-and-donts. 🔗

08/04/2025

We loved our delightful collab with Indy with Kids a while back! Here's a to what Katy M. had to say about her visit to Gateway:
"I love the comfortable environment, but the time, the turnover, how quickly you can be seen and treated — is really amazing."

Curious? Come see for yourself. From immediate care to labs to family medicine, Gateway has everything your family needs.

07/31/2025

It's back-to-school week! We hope your families adjust quickly and easily to the new school year rhythm. Remember: it's not uncommon for kids to get sick the first month of school due to being exposed to a host of new germs. Our immediate care is always ready and waiting if you need us. Happy learning, young scholars!

07/29/2025

We love this annual reminder from Greenfield Police Department. School starts soon.🍎 Be on the lookout for our kids and help keep our community safe!

The time has come for the children in our community to head back to class!

The 2025-2026 Greenfield-Central Community School Corporation school year begins on Wednesday morning! Take a few minutes tonight to think about your morning and afternoon routines. Do they take you past a school bus stop in your neighborhood? Do you pass through a school zone? Even if not, please slow down a little and be aware that kids will be out in the morning and afternoons.

When driving through a school zone, remember, if the school zone lights are flashing the lower speed limit applies! Oak Boulevard is a little confusing, but that speed limit is 20 MPH at all times. A citation for speeding when the lights are flashing will cost you more!

Please, do not pass a stopped school bus with red lights flashing! This is incredibly dangerous, illegal, and could cost you a lot. Even jail if the circumstances permit. It's just not worth the risk of hurting a child. The graphic below explains when you have to stop for a stopped school bus. The only time you don't have to stop is if you are on a divided roadway (like E. US40) with a non-drivable median or barrier and the bus is going the opposite direction.

Please watch for the kids and school busses. We will be watching you!

07/29/2025

These are great tips for enjoying your bike rides through Hancock County Parks and Trails!

Mayo Clinic Minute: Tips to prevent injuries while biking. 🚴

It’s Mondays with Jason Wells, Hancock Health’s Mayo Clinic Care Network Relationship Liaison. With the Hancock Flat 50 just around the corner, the time is right to talk about injury prevention for cyclists of all levels.

Whether you’re training hard or riding for fun, protecting your joins, back, and brain is key to staying in the saddle. Jason is sharing tips from Mayo Clinic sports medicine experts, our clinical collaborator, on how to prevent common biking injuries.

Learn more ➡️ newsnetwork.mayoclinic.org/discussion/mayo-clinic-minute-tips-to-prevent-injuries-while-biking. 🔗

07/29/2025

Meet Jen Schewe, Lead Lab Tech.

Jen has been with Hancock Health for 9 years, and has been working in the Gateway lab since it opened. What makes Hancock Health stand out? "The way we care for our patients and the teamwork of our staff," Jen says.

Outside of Gateway, being active is a way of life for Jen. She loves running and has completed 15 half marathons and one full marathon. Jen also enjoys bike rides, skiing and hiking with her family, and catching a summer concert at The Depot

We are so grateful for Jen's skill and dedication to her work. Thank you, Jen, for all you add to Gateway!

07/28/2025

Here's a gorgeous reminder to enjoy time outside and move your body any way you like! These stunning views are found on the Gateway Path, but we know that Greenfield Parks has lots of trails and outdoor recreation on offer!

07/25/2025

Yes, it’s true!

Come get your kiddos’ sports physicals and cross one more thing off that to-do list before school starts. We can’t wait to see you!

Be sure to check out what else theCityMoms have to offer in this great guide!

We know you want to make sure your child is set for a successful school year, and an absolute must on their B2S checklist should be an annual sports physical!

07/24/2025

We know that refrigeration isn't a super exciting topic of conversation, but without these incredible refrigerators our lab would be in trouble! These fridges hold several things including reagents, medications, and blood products.

07/21/2025

Understanding your risk: Are women more likely to have thyroid cancer than men are? 🤔

It’s Mondays with Jason Wells, Hancock Health’s Mayo Clinic Care Network Relationship Liaison. This week, Jason is highlighting a surprising health disparity that often goes under the radar.

Did you know women are three times more likely to develop thyroid cancer than men? Mayo Clinic experts, our clinical collaborator, explain the risk factors and what symptoms to watch for.

Learn more ➡️ newsnetwork.mayoclinic.org/discussion/understanding-your-risk-are-women-likelier-to-have-thyroid-cancer-than-men-are. 🔗